Counseling Services

Free & confidential Davenport therapy Davenport University therapists are available to all students free of charge. Students can be seen in person at the Keith and Kathryn Klingenberg Wellness Center, located on the W.A. Lettinga campus in the west corner of South Hall, OR online. Click here to meet our therapists Appointments are available during the fall/winter semesters: Monday through Thursday: 8:00 am - 6:30 pm Friday: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Appointments are available during breaks and spring/summer semester: Monday - Friday: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm To view appointment methods and to schedule an appointment, click here . Please note that a DU login is required to access appointment scheduling. * Global Campus (Online+) students who reside outside of Michigan will be serviced according to their appropriate state regulations and in adjustment to time zones as necessary. Need after-hours support? It's available 24/7. Our therapists will be available via phone 24 hours a day, 365 days a year for after-hour support. Call 616.340.5243 * Students with a mental health crisis or who are in need of immediate medical attention should call 911. Center for Campus Life Support: The Center for Campus Life is available to assist students in times of unplanned crisis that impact academic progress. Examples include an unexpected death in the family, an unforeseen short-term illness, or other life stressors that impact your student success. Contact campus.life@davenport.edu for support. Concerned about a student? If you are concerned about a student's wellness, tell someone! Click here Meet our therapists Darrin Oliver My goal is to create a compassionate and safe environment where students can develop and experience lasting change and growth in their lives. I believe that it takes courage to seek help and I am excited to take these steps with you for what I know will be a better tomorrow. I graduated with my bachelor’s and master’s from Western Michigan University. In my spare time I enjoy riding horses, officiating ice hockey, skateboarding and playing music with my band. Michaela Lewis I have a passion for working with students and strongly believe every individual has incredible capacity for change and growth to live a fulfilling life. I received my master’s degree in social work from Grand Valley State University and my bachelor’s degree from Spring Arbor University. In my free time I enjoy being active outside in nature, drinking coffee, spending time with my family and going to fitness classes. Contact Campus Life Email Us 616.554.5095